La Fiesta Es Un Engaño

Duplat's song 'La Fiesta Es Un Engaño' delves into the ephemeral and deceptive nature of nightlife and parties. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night out, starting with the protagonist walking on the pavement, surrounded by neon signs. This imagery sets the scene for a night filled with sensory overload and a loss of time perception, as the protagonist mentions losing track of time and feeling the effects of alcohol, symbolized by the 'veneno' (poison) in their body and the taste of rum in their mouth.

As the night progresses, the protagonist finds themselves in an apartment, looking at their reflection in a cold elevator mirror. This moment of introspection contrasts sharply with the chaotic and fiery silhouettes dancing around them. The 'ritmo violento' (violent rhythm) that ignites their engine suggests a temporary and artificial high, driven by the intensity of the party atmosphere. However, this high is fleeting, as the lyrics soon reveal a sense of emptiness and disillusionment.

The final verse brings a sense of clarity as the night fades and the sky begins to light up with the approaching dawn. The protagonist reflects on the insipid nature of the moment, realizing that the party was nothing more than an illusion. The phrase 'La fiesta es un engaño' (The party is a deception) encapsulates the central theme of the song, highlighting the superficial and transient nature of such experiences. Duplat's lyrics suggest a deeper yearning for meaning and authenticity, contrasting the hollow excitement of the night with the sobering reality of the morning light.